Favorite Ian Mackaye band?
 

He's easily my favorite musician.

I feel like putting pretty pictures and this is the order that I rank his bands.

Fugazi
http://holly.colostate.edu/~bbing/fugazi.jpg


Embrace
http://www.80sretromusic.com/biography/E/Embrace.jpg


Minor Threat
http://www.fusionanomaly.net/albums/...inorthreat.jpg


Teen Idles
http://www.all-pictures-photos.com/t...teen-idles.jpg

Fugazi.

Minor Threat, just TOO classic.
IMO
I'm hung like a horse.



Now you don't know what IMO referred to do you?

:pimp:

Late-night humour.

for some reason i cant get into fugazi but i thinik minor threat and the teen idles are amazing.

Same.

The Evens.......


or not.:p:

I'm tied between Fugazi and Minor Threat.
I'm leaning towards Fugazi though . . . .

I didn't put pailhead as well. I don't really care for either and I guess my bullshit justification for not puting them is I put this thread in the Hardcore/Emo forum.

And vote for him to go in the hall of fame.

Foogazi.

Minor Threat

The correct answer is Minor Threat

Only one of them is good. Minor Threat.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=7s_yyVo1Q...h=ian%20mckaye

That, is why Mr. Ian Mackaye is more hardcore then you.

Hard as it is to choose, I'm going with Fugazi

No Embrace fans? It's a killer album imo it's way better than Minor Threat.

Fugazi. Duh.

I've only heard Minor Threat and Embrace, Minor Threat is the better of those two so i'm voting Minor Threat.

Embrace are very good, but Minor Threat at their best are untouchable. In my opinon at least.

I like the Teen IDles as well, they just dont have enough material or enough longetivity to be considered as good as the rest I dont think.

Nothing is better than Minor Threat. I voted Minor Threat

Blaaah. Embrace sounds like a mixture between Coldplay and U2 to me. And let those bands be my err least favorite bands......

Not the brit-pop band!!!

They released a self titled disc on discord records in 1992 if I'm not mistaken.

Teen Idles for me, though it was close between them and Minor threat.

The original disc was released in the 80s. They were part of the first wave of emo after all, around at the same time as Rites of Spring and early Dag Nasty. There may have been a reissue, I dunno.

Eh did you seriously think IAN MACKAYE was in the English band Embrace, Alo?

Nothing can beat Minor threat.

threat.